What’s in a name? by guest blogger Alison Stone The other day I was “Face-Timing” with my adorable 2 year-old niece. For those who may not know, Face-Timing is video chatting over the iPhone. It is very Jetson-like, if you … Continue reading →
Today’s guest blogger is Noelle Marchand! Teddy was a lover not a fighter. Oh, he could put on a good show for the lawn mower, but when it came right down to it the Bull Mastiff with 100 plus pounds … Continue reading →
Howdy! Today is the start of the March Madness Blog Hop involving 36 authors from many genres; and across the spectrum from inspirational/sweeter type romantic fiction (me!) to hotter books, and every step between. There are wonderful prizes in the … Continue reading →
Guest blogger Sharon Dunn I think God will have prepared everything for our perfect happiness. If it takes my dog being there [in Heaven], I believe he’ll be there. Rev. Billy Graham Bad Bart is not a pirate. He is … Continue reading →
Meet Baxter. Baxter has very little stress beyond whether his water bowl stays full, his food bowl is consistently replenished, and his trips outside are not withheld. In short–which he is–Baxter is a low maintenance guy…er, dog. Unfortunately, this fellow … Continue reading →
Guest blogger Margaret Daley The second book in the Love Inspired Suspense continuity for this year is about K-9 dogs in a Texas unit. Each dog has a specialty. One is a tracker. Another sniffs out bombs. Kip, my border … Continue reading →
Here in Iowa we’ve had considerable drought conditions throughout 2012 and January wasn’t looking much better. Hay and feed prices have gone up and up–I can’t imagine what feed costs must be like for the beef, dairy and hog farmers, … Continue reading →
By guest blogger Carol Post All of our animals have been rescues of some type. Smudge (a/k/a Tubby) was no exception. One rainy Sunday night after church, we pulled into the carport, and our daughter heard a kitten crying. My … Continue reading →
by guest blogger Jean C Gordon If someone had told me 15 years ago that I’d now be living on a pig farm, I would have told that person he or she was crazy. But 14 years ago, my husband … Continue reading →
by today’s guest blogger Margaret Brownley The hero’s dog in my new book Waiting for Morning (Brides of Last Chance Ranch) is actually modeled after a darling Lhaso Apso owned by Reverend Diane Ryder, pastor of the Congregational Church of … Continue reading →